The Journal of

A Publication for the Therapist, Family and Patient

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Contents

              General Interest

              Implications for Cognitive Rehabilitation and Brain Injury From Exposure to
              Methylethylketone (MEK): A Review
              Simon B N Thompson

              Research Report

              Attention and Memory Remediation of Chronic Patients With Schizophrenia
              Amrita Kanchan, Nawab Akhtar Khan and Amool Ranjan Singh

              Attention and Executive Functions in Multiple Sclerosis
              María Ángeles Rodríguez-Artacho, Emilio Gómez-Milán, Miguel Pérez, Alex Pereda,
              Antonio González and Carmen Arnal

              SoftTools Cognitive Rehabilitation Software **

[please select and submit to run] Volume 25, Spring 2007 -> Sink It Volume 25, Summer 2007 -> 2D to 3D Volume 25, Fall 2007 -> Deductions Volume 25, Winter 2007 -> Lights Out Volume 26, Spring 2008 -> Simultaneous Multiple Addition Volume 27, Fall 2009 -> Criss-Cross Volume 27, Winter 2009 -> Geo-Shapes Volume 28, Spring 2010 -> Visualization from Blueprints Volume 28, Summer 2010 -> Auditory Figure-Ground Volume 28, Fall 2010 -> Colorwheels Volume 28, Winter 2010 -> Track-It
              ( unlimited runs with Journal subscription )

              Back Issues (from Volume 25, Spring 2007 forward)

[please select] Volume 25, Spring 2007 Volume 25, Summer 2007 Volume 25, Fall 2007 Volume 25, Winter 2007 Volume 26, Spring 2008 Volume 27, Fall 2009 Volume 27, Winter 2009 Volume 28, Spring 2010 Volume 28, Summer 2010 Volume 28, Fall 2010 Volume 28, Winter 2010
              ( all articles in full .PDF formatted text for download and print with Journal subscription)

              Advertisments

              Instructions for Authors

              Board of Reviewers

              Archives ( 1983 - present )

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** The SoftTools therapy software programs are mini-versions of some of the
Neuropsychonline Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy System programs located at
www.neuropsychonline.com